An economic analysis of shared property in partnership and close croporations law

Article Abstract:

For small firms, corporation law serves the purpose of regulating property rights as applied to shared property. The way in which this leads to the existence of different legal forms of organization is analyzed. The operation of proprietary law in closely held corporations and partnerships is compared and contrasted.

Economic aspects, Close corporations, Closely held corporations, Right of property, Property rights, Law reform, Legal reform

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The evolving partnership

Article Abstract:

Partnerships in the US are governed by state law and can choose their jurisdictions, thus providing competition among jurisdictions. This is the most efficient way of regulating partnerships. The European Union is beginning to follow this example and should embrace it.

Courts, Jurisdiction

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Transatlantic perspectives on partnership law: risk and instability

Article Abstract:

The law applicable to partnerships in the United States and United Kingdom is compared and contrasted. The implications of the differences are explored.

Comparative analysis, Corporation law

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